Muscoot Reservoir: Anglers have been catching crappies, bluegills and perch using small jigs. West Branch Reservoir: Anglers have been having success on bluegills, perch and crappies. Anglers using tip-ups are catching trout and landlocked salmon.
Albany (AP) – Instantly opening a rift among New York Democrats, Rep. Kirsten Gillibrand – a little-known, pro-gun Democrat from a rural Republican district – won appointment last month to the Senate seat left vacant
Lake George has produced some very nice lake trout and salmon; a 9-pound salmon was caught last month. Lake trout are being caught in most of the lake and anglers have also been picking up
Lake Erie and tributaries: The Buffalo Boat Harbor has been producing perch, but quite a few smaller ones. Some bluegills and other panfish were also being taken. The occasional northern pike is also being caught
St. Lawrence River: Perch action has been good pretty much all along the lake. Some good northerns have been taken, notably Chippewa and Eel bays. Black Lake: Plenty of ice, although there might be slushy
Crown Point, N.Y. – The relationship is pretty clear to Norm St. Pierre, owner of Norm’s Bait & Tackle in Crown Point in Essex County. “When the economy is doing bad, I do good,” St.
Waneta Lake: Reports of anglers doing really well catching crappies, perch and chain pickerel. Lake Superior: Reports of anglers having a lot of success on perch. Onteora Lake: Good action for catching panfish at last
Canandaigua Lake: No new report. Waneta/Lamoka lakes: Ice anglers were getting a few yellow perch on Waneta. Seneca Lake: Northern pike fishing continues to be good, with fish hitting pretty much everything from live bait
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